we are talking about michael dunn, the brevard county man convicted of murdering 17-year-old jordan davis in 2012 over loud music. news 6 learned his attorney filed new paperwork detailing why his conviction should be thrown out. among the list, the self-defense argument. dunn was tried twice on the murder charges. if court of appeals attorney with his lawyer, they'll set a court date for later this year. >> spring break crowds are bigger than expect. that's according to the beach patrol officers in daytona beach. therefore, they have hired 10 more deputies to control the craziness. that brings the total to 20 officers watching a section of a beach in the 200 block of north atlantic avenue. the reaction, of course, is >> they are doing their job but if kids aren't being stupid and are having a good time, let them have a good time. >> when you add bigger crowds, you expect more problems. >> the increase in spring breakers many volusia county comes after officials banned alcohol this year. business owners in the popular hot spots say traffic in the city is expected to be down by at least 50

next speaker, please. >> good morning, jordan davis again. i wanted to tie this into the last item, and i rise to speak on the impacts of homeless towards the -- and to support this bill which -- it includes a path line into affordable and descent housing. we trans and queer people are likely to be homeless people because of -- discrimination and jail is not a pretty place, but it's compounded when you're a trans gender and queer. for the former being placed in the wrong gender setting because we couldn't pay a find. another impact is our health suffers when these luxury condos are getting built. low income clinics gets shut down thanks to not being able to afford -- this is trans gender program. this is not getting into racism and sexism. it compound this. homelessness is a trans right issue. support economic oppressions and criminalization of the homeless. you will never support lgbt right no matter how much you wrap yourself in the rainbow flag. you're no better than cruz, and trump and pat, the governor of north carolina when you're anti-

or the white gentleman who killed the jordan davis so when you looked at what happened with michael brown looking and south carolina at the church with white supremacist so it looks from the state and obama represented the un arms black people men and women with brodeur said kaplan dash society under the first black presidency how they would address that to play a signature role in many of these incidents that were of the minds of millions of black people i want to thank you on behalf for those questions that you ask that were timely and relevant so barack obama determined early on it isn't a type of conversation i want to have but if i can control the condition is that it occurs today and hesitant to to engage in in discourse busily inflame the passions as opposed to leaving them. has when the crisis begins to occur of racial of hostility he wasn't engaged with dash issue to allow it to a slide of the one hand and when he did address that issue occasionally to tried black america with their feelings without structural inequities and should be addressed. in then to argue in the book with

private crime like george zimmerman killing treyvon martin and the white gentlemen who killed jordan davis in a fit because his music was too loud and he didn't like it and shot him dead. when we look at the police man being killed by darren wilson and in california, dillion roof, murdered nine insert souls. both from the state obama represents, through the police and their violence toward unarmed black men and women, and in the broader society, where white racial violence had a resurgeance under the first black presidency barack obama had to contend with the ebb and flow of race and how he would address it. you play a significant role in many instances because you asked questions that were on the minds of millions of black people. so i want to thank you on behalf of black america for the kind of questions you asked because they were timely and they were relevant. if they are not necessarily questions the president wanted to address but he did respond when you forced him to respond. so the point is that barack obama determined early on this is not a kind of argument and conversation i want

we are talking about michael dunn, the brevard county man convicted of murdering jordan davis in 2012 over loud music. news 6 learned his attorney filed new paperwork detailing why his conviction should be thrown out. among the list, the self-defense argument. dunn was tried twice. his court of appeals agrees with his attorney new arguments it will set a new court date later this year. >> hitting the beach, pack some patience. bigger than expected. that's according to beach patrol officers. they are hired officers watching the section of the beach in the 200 block of north atlantic avenue. the reaction is mix ed mixed. >> they are doing their job but if kids aren't being stupid and are having a good time, just let them have a good time. >> when you add crowds, you expect more problems. >> the increase in spring breakers comes after panama city beach officials ban alcohol. businesses say spring break traffic in the city is expected to be down by at least 50% this year. >> hope everyone can stay safe out there. troy bridges is in the pinpoint weather center with what you need to know if

next speaker, please. >> good morning, jordan davis again. i wanted to tie this into the last item, and i rise to speak on the impacts of homeless towards the -- and to support this bill which -- it includes a path line into affordable and descent housing. we trans and queer people are likely to be homeless people because of -- discrimination and jail is not a pretty place, but it's compounded when you're a trans gender and queer. for the former being placed in the wrong gender setting because we couldn't pay a find. another impact is our health suffers when these luxury condos are getting built. low income clinics gets shut down thanks to not being able to afford -- this is trans gender program. this is not getting into racism and sexism. it compound this. homelessness is a trans right issue. support economic oppressions and criminalization of the homeless. you will never support lgbt right no matter how much you wrap yourself in the rainbow flag. you're no better than cruz, and trump and pat, the governor of north carolina when you're anti-

martin, the white gentlemen who killed jordan davis because his music was too loud and they got into an argument. and so when we look at what happened and ferguson with michael brown being killed by the policeman, darren wilson when we look at what happened in south carolina in the church, where an armed white racist and white supremacist murdered nine innocent souls. both from the state through the police and their violence toward unarmed by people and in the broader society where white racial violence had a resurgence ironically and paradoxically enough under the 1st black presidency obama had to contend with the ebb and flow of race. you play a significant role in many instances because us questions that were on the minds of millions of black people. i want to thank you on behalf of black america because your questions were timely and relevant. not necessarily questions the president wanted to address, but he did respond. barack obama determined early on, this is not a kind of argument i conversation unnecessarily want to have. if i can't control the conditions, then i will be hes

my name is jordan davis and i'm just a local concerned citizen and i was exited from the navigation center so i have experience here. first i think the navigation center should be emulated everywhere and the old model be dispensed of. the fact there are no ridiculous rules and laid back atmosphere drove me to accept shelter after six months on the street coming from the east coast and i believe one should be set aside for women only. men out numbered women three to one and resulted in complications including harassment. women are under served and high better the we're more likely to economically deprivileged and especially transgender and women of color and there is a bias in the systems. the other concern is lack of stable exit options other than the tenderloin housing clinic. a person living in my dorm was on the street for years after unfairly evicted and they were trying to get the individual back in the agency. the concerns of the tenderloin housing clinic are not limited not pay by check, shortage of bathrooms, pets and problems and a lot of convicted rapists live and violence agains

they are the mothers of trayvon rtin, eric garner, dante hamilton, jordan davis, sandra bland, and hadida pendleton. we've all heard what happened to their children. as a member of the congressional black caucus, we are calling for action on gun control. we need to do more, mr. speaker, than just stand up on this floor for a moment of silence. we need to make sure that we are passing gun control legislation, commonsense legislation, that keeps the guns out of the hands of the most dangerous individuals. it is time for us to protect our children. mr. speaker, i'm going to give you some examples of what we should include in our call for action. i go first to my good friend and colleague and classmate, who brought it to my attention that we stand up for a moment and then we sit down. and then we come back to this floor and we have business as usual. we talk about, we want to keep our families safe, we talk about the mental health issues. and that's all we do, mr. speaker. we talk about it. congresswoman robin kelly of illinois' second district, she has legislation h.r. 224, which would requi

if you look at the mothers and the mother ofcypria sabrina fulton or tray von martin or jordan davis and we know who those individuals are. those young children who were murdered. hillary clinton reached out to those mothers because she is a mother. she reached out to them because she is a grandmother and she cares that these were african-american women who lost their child and she has a platform to talk about social justice and talk about reforming the criminal justice system. when you think about education, i think the lady is right. we know we are not getting a free ride but hillary is talking about a way to fix the that. in that college debt, we have a lot of first generation african-american children. when you talk about people living in poverty, we have a lot of african-americans. i have heard the plan she has put forth but i have not heard or donaldfrom bernie trump or any other candidates for president and host: what is your stance on trade? take a look at the exit polls for the democratic primary. trade with other countries are u.s. jobs, 53% of voters say it takes away the

among them, the mother of tray vaughn martin, the mother of jordan davis, both killed at the age of 17. the women are campaigning for clinton across ohio, touting her calls for criminal justice reform. i caught up with them in cleveland. >> this is a very serious matter. lives are being lost every day because we have guns on the streets that are getting in the hands of people that shouldn't have them. and you know, unfortunately, that very situation cost me my daughter. at the age of 15. it's left me trying to rediscover who i am as a mother, because i also have my son, but as a person, you know, and to try to determine what to do with the rest of my life. and i figured this had better be a big part because my son's life is now up for grabs. >> in the chaos that is this campaign, unlike anything we have ever seen, are you worried that this message is getting lost? >> i am not worried about the message getting lost with hillary clinton. she's been very strong on her platform about gun violence prevention, about mass incarceration, about educating people in our communities, about making

if you look at the mothers and the mother ofcypria sabrina fulton or tray von martin or jordan davisknow who those individuals are. those young children who were murdered. hillary clinton reached out to those mothers because she is a mother. she reached out to them because she is a grandmother and she cares that these were african-american women who lost their child and she has a platform to talk about social justice and talk about reforming the criminal justice system. when you think about education, i think the lady is right. we know we are not getting a free ride but hillary is talking about a way to fix the that. in that college debt, we have a lot of first generation african-american children. when you talk about people living in poverty, we have a lot of african-americans. i have heard the plan she has put forth but i have not heard or donaldfrom bernie trump or any other candidates for president and host: what is your stance on trade? take a look at the exit polls for the democratic primary. trade with other countries are u.s. jobs, 53% of voters say it takes away the jobs and

my name is jordan davis and i'm just a local concerned citizen and i was exited from the navigation center so i have experience here. first i think the navigation center should be emulated everywhere and the old model be dispensed of. the fact there are no ridiculous rules and laid back atmosphere drove me to accept shelter after six months on the street coming from the east coast and i believe one should be set aside for women only. men out numbered women three to one and resulted in complications including harassment. women are under served and high better the we're more likely to economically deprivileged and especially transgender and women of color and there is a bias in the systems. the other concern is lack of stable exit options other than the tenderloin housing clinic. a person living in my dorm was on the street for years after unfairly evicted and they were trying to get the individual back in the agency. the concerns of the tenderloin housing clinic are not limited not pay by check, shortage of bathrooms, pets and problems and a lot of convicted rapists live and violence agains

my name is jordan davis and i'm just a local concerned citizen and i was exited from the navigation center so i have experience here. first i think the navigation center should be emulated everywhere and the old model be dispensed of. the fact there are no ridiculous rules and laid back atmosphere drove me to accept shelter after six months on the street coming from the east coast and i believe one should be set aside for women only. men out numbered women three to one and resulted in complications including harassment. women are under served and high better the we're more likely to economically deprivileged and especially transgender and women of color and there is a bias in the systems. the other concern is lack of stable exit options other than the tenderloin housing clinic. a person living in my dorm was on the street for years after unfairly evicted and they were trying to get the individual back in the agency. the concerns of the tenderloin housing clinic are not limited not pay by check, shortage of bathrooms, pets and problems and a lot of convicted rapists live and violence agains

my name is jordan davis and i'm just a local concerned citizen and i was exited from the navigation center so i have experience here. first i think the navigation center should be emulated everywhere and the old model be dispensed of. the fact there are no ridiculous rules and laid back atmosphere drove me to accept shelter after six months on the street coming from the east coast and i believe one should be set aside for women only. men out numbered women three to one and resulted in complications including harassment. women are under served and high better the we're more likely to economically deprivileged and especially transgender and women of color and there is a bias in the systems. the other concern is lack of stable exit options other than the tenderloin housing clinic. a person living in my dorm was on the street for years after unfairly evicted and they were trying to get the individual back in the agency. the concerns of the tenderloin housing clinic are not limited not pay by check, shortage of bathrooms, pets and problems and a lot of convicted rapists live and violence agains

. >> good morning, jordan davis, tenderloin resident to speak on the homeless crisis in san francisco before i get into solutions, for the record, giving people actually homes and i support one-stop center like you are proposing. i believe that part of the alleviation of homelessness is also getting rid of every anti-homeless law passed since dianne feinstein became mayor. the hate-crime also cause me to lose an eye. i didn't good to the police because they would arrested me instead of the perpetrate perpetrator [speaker not understood] we must decriminalize homeless drugs and sex work and seek solutions for all. moreover the navigation center is great and i an alumni and utah puts people in apartments and treats them like adults. navigation center has become a pipeline to the corrupt and crooked tenderloin housing clinic including pest issues and paying more than 50% of ssi and allowed convicted rapists and pedophiles and lack of private bathrooms and reasonable accommodations. which goes to the issues of families and issues of disability right and even transgenders rights. we don't

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so jordan davis, sasha, jessica lamond and anyone who would like to speak, please come forward.avis and i'd like to thank you for introducing and working on this legislation. i'm a transgender rielt's activist in san francisco. i speak in support of bill $160024 which requires restroom to be gender neutral, but city buildings have restrooms built. i have been advocating for gender neutral restrooms since i was advocating in -- i volunteered on a bill, and one of the positions was requiring that all new construction on reconstruction would -- i push because it shows philadelphia was committed to providing a less -- and we hope that gender neutral restrooms can be brauth to sor as well since this is a big issue. i would like to address legislation, currently pending in the state capitol. ab 1732 introduced by is assembly member which would require all restrooms to be gender neutral. there's nothing around state buildings. to this end, i would like to urge the assembly member to include similar -- bring what we're proposing to california. this should be a new standard for legislati